City walk with Mayor: Discover Planitz on September 3

City walk with Mayor: Discover Planitz on September 3

In a charming invitation to the citizens of Planitz, the urban development office invites you to an informative city walk. This special event, which will take place on Tuesday, September 3, offers residents the opportunity to talk to Mayor Constance Arndt and city representatives and to learn more about current projects in their city.

The walk begins at 5 p.m. at the craftsman's house in the Inner Zwickauer Str. 70a. This is not only the starting point, but also a place of historical interest, since the association there will take the opportunity to present the historical building and the current project of the life workshop. The craftsman's house, which serves as a cultural center, impressively shows how local initiatives can contribute to the revival of the district.

A look at urban development

After the first stop, we continue to the graffiti wall in Herbartstrasse. Here the participants can expect an explanation of the importance of art in public space before the path leads to the gymnastics path. There is information about the ongoing road construction measures, which aims at improving the traffic routing and thus increasing the quality of life of the residents.

Another important stop of the walk is the Clara-Wieck-Gymnasium. There, citizens have the opportunity to learn more about the disposal fund and the planitz.leben project, which aims to promote social interaction in the community and to support various events. Such initiatives are crucial to strengthen the cohesion in the community.

At the Planitzer Markt, the walk with a focus on the planned renewal and conversion of the area. There are many exciting developments to report here, both about the fiber optic expansion, which is intended to improve the digital infrastructure, as well as through the former shock department store, which is to be transferred to a new use. Such steps are of great importance for the economic and cultural future of the district.

The entire route of the city walk is around 3 km and is expected to end around 7 p.m. This event not only offers a platform for information and questions, but also promotes direct exchange between city administration and citizens. Such encounters are valuable in order to make the participation of citizens alive in urban development and to take suggestions from the population seriously.